04 Sep 2000
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2000
Page
1
A brief item notes personal scooters gain popularity on the East and West coasts and are expected to catch on in the Midwest soon. The Chronicle reports ongoing updates on its website Monday through Friday.
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems will inspect and replace defective anti lock brake units on up to 300,000 school buses, transit vehicles and large trucks. The Elyria plant produced the units and about 500 local workers are affected. No injuries reported though 40 brake failures with five crashes have occurred. Replacement begins early next year. BRAKES A6
A survey profiles workers from Gratton to Wellington and Lorain County. Balloon designer dudy Whary earns 32000 annually while Frank Dettore reports over 100000 as a developer. Dennis Carter makes 18000 to 26000 in funeral service. Others note hours, roles, and job satisfaction across trades from Navy recruiter to grocery cooking. Listed ages range from 14 to 81 with varied education backgrounds and family duties.
Browns debut under coach Chris Palmer fall 27 7 to Jacksonville as courtney brown pressures Brunell and tim couch throws his first 2000 TD. Browns trail 10 7 at half and miss a chance to lead in third quarter amid fumble.
Lorain residents packed the 6th annual Lorain County Labor Day Festival as Lake breezes failed to cool sweltering heat and enthusiasm for SEIU Local 1199. The event supported the union that represents about 565 registered nurses at Community Health Partners, with UAW Region 2 director Warren Davis backing organized labor in ongoing board disputes. UAW Local 2000, representing Ford Avon Lake workers, announced its 3000 members will See LABOR, A6.
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